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Around 400 private school students, primarily from the Archdiocese of New Orleans, rallied in Baton Rouge to show their support for Governor Jeff Landry's LA GATOR program. The event took place during school hours and was organized by groups linked to a prominent Louisiana megadonor and the influential Koch family.
Participants expressed enthusiasm for the program, which aims to provide educational opportunities and resources for students in the state. The gathering highlighted the growing interest in educational reform and school choice among private school advocates.
Students carried signs and chanted slogans in favor of the initiative, emphasizing the importance of accessible quality education for all. The presence of the governor at the event underscored the administration's commitment to promoting educational alternatives in Louisiana. As discussions around education continue to evolve, events like this one reflect the active engagement of students and families in shaping the future of schooling in the state.
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